Law, Technology, and Economy of AI

1.0 credits · LA

The course builds on three mutually reinforcing pillars. First, technology: we examine the technical architecture of AI systems, how they are built, trained, and deployed at scale. Second, economics: we study the market dynamics these technologies generate, the competitive strategies they enable, and crucially, how economic incentives feed back to shape technological trajectories. Third, law: we analyze how regulators respond to these novel market structures, and how legal interventions, in turn, redirect both business strategies and technical development paths.